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Use when the user asks which /phx: command fits a task (review, plan, debug, test) or how two commands differ. Checks plans and git state, then recommends from the routing table. Not for bare /help, a tour, or ambiguous requests (intent-detection).

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skills CLI npx skills add https://github.com/oliver-kriska/claude-elixir-phoenix/tree/main/plugins/elixir-phoenix/skills/help
Claude Code claude plugin marketplace add https://llmmart.ai/marketplace.json && claude plugin install oliver-kriska-claude-elixir-phoenix@llmmart
Git git clone https://github.com/oliver-kriska/claude-elixir-phoenix.git

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Plugin Help — Interactive Command Advisor

Helps users find the right command, skill, or agent for their situation.

Usage

/phx:help                          # Analyze context, suggest commands
/phx:help how do I debug this?     # Route to /phx:investigate
/phx:help add a new feature        # Route to /phx:plan -> /phx:work

Arguments

  • $ARGUMENTS — optional description of what the user wants to do
  • Empty = analyze current context (git status, existing plans, file patterns)

Execution Flow

Step 1: Gather Context

If $ARGUMENTS is non-empty, use it as primary signal.

Always gather ambient context (run in parallel):

  1. Check for existing plans: use Glob on .claude/plans/*/plan.md — active work in progress?
  2. Check git status: uncommitted changes? which files?
  3. Check for solution docs: use Glob on .claude/solutions/**/*.md — prior knowledge?

Step 2: Classify Intent

Read ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/tool-catalog.md for the full routing table.

Map the user's situation to one of these categories:

Category Signals Primary Commands
Starting out No plans, new to plugin /phx:intro
Ideation "explore", "brainstorm", "not sure", "how to approach", "vague idea" /phx:brainstorm
New feature "add", "build", "implement", multi-file /phx:plan → /phx:work
Quick change Single file, <50 lines, "fix typo" /phx:quick
Bug Error, stack trace, "broken", "failing" /phx:investigate
Review "check", "review", PR ready /phx:review
Performance "slow", "N+1", "memory" /phx:perf, /ecto:n1-check, /lv:assigns
Research "how to", "best practice", "evaluate lib" /phx:research
Resume work Existing plan with unchecked tasks /phx:work --continue
Post-fix "that worked", solved a hard bug /phx:compound
Full cycle Large feature, new domain area /phx:full
Project health "audit", "tech debt", "overall quality" /phx:audit, /phx:techdebt
Dep update audit "audit deps", "supply chain", "post-mix deps.update", "review mix.lock PR" /phx:deps-audit
Manual dep vetting "vet this package", "approve dep", "trust ledger", "after /phx:deps-audit findings" /phx:deps-vet
Deployment "deploy", "release", "production" /phx:verify then deploy skill
Permissions "too many prompts", "allow", "permission fatigue" /phx:permissions
Returning after time off "what did I miss", "back from vacation", "catch up", "what changed while I was out" /catchup (companion plugin, separate install)

Step 3: Respond or Clarify

If high confidence (clear match to one category): Present the recommendation with:

  • The command to run (with exact syntax)
  • One-line explanation of what it does
  • What artifacts it creates (if any)
  • Suggested next step after it completes

If medium confidence (2-3 possible matches): Use AskUserQuestion with the top options, each with a one-line explanation.

If low confidence (vague or no signal): Ask ONE focused clarifying question. Examples:

  • "Are you starting something new or continuing existing work?"
  • "Is this a bug fix or a new feature?"
  • "How many files do you expect to change?"

Then recommend based on the answer.

Step 4: Offer Follow-up

After recommending, always add:

  • "Run /phx:help anytime to get routing advice"
  • If they seem new: "Try /phx:intro for a full plugin walkthrough"

Iron Laws

  1. ONE recommendation — don't dump the full catalog, pick the best match
  2. MAX ONE clarifying question — don't interrogate, make your best guess
  3. Show exact syntax — /phx:plan Add user notifications not just "use the plan command"
  4. Context over keywords — existing plans + git state matter more than word matching
  5. NEVER block — if user already knows what they want, DO NOT redirect

Integration

  • Complements intent-detection (auto-trigger) with explicit invocation
  • References same routing logic but adds interactive clarification
  • Can recommend /phx:intro for onboarding
Files (claude-elixir-phoenix)
  • references
    • tool-catalog.md 9.4 KB
      # Tool Catalog — Complete Command Reference
      
      Full catalog of all plugin commands, skills, and agents for `/phx:help` routing.
      
      ## Workflow Commands (the main cycle)
      
      These commands form a connected pipeline — each reads the previous phase's output.
      
      ### `/phx:brainstorm <topic>` — Adaptive requirements gathering
      
      - **When**: Vague idea, unclear scope, want to explore before planning
      - **Input**: Topic or feature idea (can be very rough)
      - **Output**: `.claude/plans/{slug}/interview.md` with structured requirements
      - **Next step**: `/phx:plan` (detects interview.md, skips clarification)
      - **Agents used**: phoenix-patterns-analyst, web-researcher (research phase only)
      
      **When to use brainstorm vs plan:**
      
      | Signal | Use |
      |--------|-----|
      | Clear feature, know what you want | `/phx:plan` directly |
      | Vague idea, exploring options | `/phx:brainstorm` |
      | Multiple possible approaches | `/phx:brainstorm` (research phase) |
      | Requirements unclear, need to discuss | `/phx:brainstorm` |
      
      ### `/phx:plan <description>` — Create implementation plan
      
      - **When**: New feature, multi-file change, anything needing structure
      - **Input**: Feature description in natural language (or brainstorm interview.md)
      - **Output**: `.claude/plans/{slug}/plan.md` with checkboxed tasks
      - **Flags**: `--depth quick|standard|deep`, `--existing` (enhance existing plan)
      - **Next step**: `/phx:work .claude/plans/{slug}/plan.md`
      - **Agents used**: research specialists (phoenix-patterns-analyst + selected); planning-orchestrator compresses the fan-out when 3+ agents are needed
      
      ### `/phx:brief <plan-path>` — Interactive plan walkthrough
      
      - **When**: Want to understand a plan before working on it
      - **Input**: Path to a plan.md file
      - **Output**: Ephemeral (conversation only, no files)
      - **Next step**: `/phx:work` or `/phx:plan --existing` to enhance
      
      ### `/phx:work <plan-path>` — Execute plan tasks
      
      - **When**: Ready to implement a plan
      - **Input**: Path to plan.md with checkboxed tasks
      - **Output**: Code changes, updated checkboxes, `progress.md`
      - **Flags**: `--continue` (resume from last checkpoint)
      - **Next step**: `/phx:review`
      
      ### `/phx:review` — Parallel code review
      
      - **When**: Implementation done, want quality check before merging
      - **Input**: Git diff (changed files)
      - **Output**: `.claude/plans/{slug}/reviews/{feature}-review.md`
      - **Agents used**: 3-5 specialist reviewers in parallel
      - **Next step**: Fix issues, then `/phx:compound` for lessons learned
      
      ### `/phx:triage` — Interactive review triage
      
      - **When**: Review has many findings, need to prioritize
      - **Input**: Review file from `/phx:review`
      - **Output**: Prioritized action list
      
      ### `/phx:compound` — Capture solved problem
      
      - **When**: Just solved a tricky bug or pattern worth remembering
      - **Input**: Description of what was solved
      - **Output**: `.claude/solutions/{category}/{fix}.md`
      - **Why**: Builds searchable knowledge base for future sessions
      
      ### `/phx:full <description>` — Autonomous full cycle
      
      - **When**: Large feature, want plan→work→verify→review in one shot
      - **Input**: Feature description
      - **Output**: All workflow artifacts
      - **Caution**: Best for well-defined features; complex ones benefit from manual phase control
      
      ## Standalone Commands
      
      ### `/phx:quick <description>` — Fast implementation
      
      - **When**: Small change (<50 lines), single file, clear scope
      - **Input**: What to change
      - **Output**: Direct code changes (no plan artifacts)
      - **Examples**: "Add phone field to User schema", "Fix pagination bug in index"
      
      ### `/phx:investigate` — Bug investigation
      
      - **When**: Error, crash, unexpected behavior, failing test
      - **Input**: Bug description or stack trace
      - **Output**: Root cause analysis, fix suggestion
      - **Agents used**: deep-bug-investigator (for complex bugs)
      - **Checks**: `.claude/solutions/` first for known fixes
      
      ### `/phx:verify` — Run all checks
      
      - **When**: Before PR, before deploy, after large changes
      - **Runs**: `mix compile --warnings-as-errors`, `mix format`, `mix credo`, `mix test`
      - **Output**: Pass/fail report
      
      ### `/phx:research <topic>` — Research with parallel workers
      
      - **When**: "How to implement X", "Best practices for Y", "What library for Z"
      - **Flags**: `--library <name>` (evaluate a specific Hex package)
      - **Output**: Research summary with sources
      - **Agents used**: 1-3 web-researcher agents in parallel
      
      ### `/phx:pr-review` — Address PR review comments
      
      - **When**: Got review comments on a PR, need to address them
      - **Input**: PR number or URL
      - **Output**: Code changes addressing each comment
      
      ### `/phx:intro` — Interactive plugin tutorial
      
      - **When**: New to the plugin, want to learn what's available
      - **Flags**: `--section N` (jump to section 1-6)
      
      ### `/phx:init` — Project setup
      
      - **When**: Setting up plugin rules for a new project
      - **Output**: Injects rules into project CLAUDE.md
      
      ### `/phx:permissions` — Permission analyzer
      
      - **When**: Too many "allow?" prompts, permission fatigue, after 5+ prompts in a session
      - **Input**: Optional `--days=N` (default: 14), `--dry-run`
      - **Output**: Scans session JSONL files for uncovered Bash commands, recommends `settings.json` changes
      - **Triage**: Interactive GREEN/YELLOW/RED triage with AskUserQuestion
      
      ### `/phx:challenge` — Rigorous review mode
      
      - **When**: "Grill me", "challenge this", want thorough scrutiny before merging
      - **Input**: Changed files (like review)
      - **Output**: Aggressive questioning of Ecto changes, LiveView events, PR readiness
      
      ### `/phx:document` — Documentation generator
      
      - **When**: Need @moduledoc, @doc annotations, or README updates
      - **Input**: Modules or contexts to document
      - **Output**: Inline documentation in source files
      
      ### `/phx:examples` — Pattern walkthroughs
      
      - **When**: "How do I...", "show me an example of...", learning patterns
      - **Input**: Pattern or topic description
      - **Output**: Practical examples with working code
      
      ### `/ecto:constraint-debug` — Constraint violation debugger
      
      - **When**: unique_constraint, foreign_key_constraint, or check_constraint errors
      - **Input**: Error message or constraint name
      - **Output**: Traces triggers, checks migrations, finds duplicate data
      
      ## Analysis Commands
      
      ### `/phx:perf` — Performance analysis
      
      - **When**: "App is slow", "queries are slow", "LiveView is laggy"
      - **Covers**: Ecto queries, LiveView renders, OTP bottlenecks
      
      ### `/ecto:n1-check` — N+1 query detection
      
      - **When**: Suspect N+1 queries, list pages are slow
      - **Output**: Found N+1 patterns with fix suggestions
      
      ### `/lv:assigns` — LiveView memory audit
      
      - **When**: LiveView processes using too much memory, large assigns
      - **Output**: Assigns size analysis, stream conversion suggestions
      
      ### `/phx:audit` — Project health audit
      
      - **When**: Want overall project quality assessment
      - **Agents used**: 5 specialist agents in parallel
      - **Output**: `.claude/audit/reports/` with findings per area
      
      ### `/phx:techdebt` — Technical debt analysis
      
      - **When**: Want to identify and track technical debt
      - **Output**: Categorized debt items with severity
      
      ### `/phx:boundaries` — Context boundary violations
      
      - **When**: Suspect cross-context coupling, unclear module boundaries
      - **Output**: Boundary violation report
      
      ### `/phx:trace <function>` — Call chain tracing
      
      - **When**: Need to understand how a function is called and what it calls
      - **Agents used**: call-tracer, xref-analyzer
      
      ## Decision Helpers
      
      ### When to use `/phx:plan` vs `/phx:quick`
      
      | Signal | Use |
      |--------|-----|
      | 1-2 files, clear change | `/phx:quick` |
      | 3+ files or unclear scope | `/phx:plan` |
      | New domain concept | `/phx:plan` |
      | "Add field to schema" | `/phx:quick` |
      | "Add notification system" | `/phx:plan` |
      
      ### When to use `/phx:investigate` vs just fixing
      
      | Signal | Use |
      |--------|-----|
      | Know the cause, small fix | Fix directly |
      | Stack trace, unknown cause | `/phx:investigate` |
      | Intermittent / race condition | `/phx:investigate` |
      | Test failing, obvious assertion | Fix directly |
      
      ### When to use `/phx:full` vs manual phases
      
      | Signal | Use |
      |--------|-----|
      | Well-defined feature, clear scope | `/phx:full` |
      | Exploratory, may pivot | `/phx:plan` then decide |
      | Want control between phases | Manual: plan → work → review |
      | Large feature, new domain | `/phx:full` (handles complexity) |
      
      ### When to use `/phx:review` vs `/phx:verify`
      
      | Signal | Use |
      |--------|-----|
      | Want compile/test/format pass | `/phx:verify` |
      | Want architectural feedback | `/phx:review` |
      | Pre-PR checklist | Both: `/phx:verify` then `/phx:review` |
      
      ## Reference Skills (auto-loaded, not invoked directly)
      
      These load automatically when you edit matching files:
      
      | Skill | Triggers on |
      |-------|-------------|
      | `liveview-patterns` | `*_live.ex`, `*_component.ex`, `*.sface` |
      | `ecto-patterns` | Migrations, schemas, changesets, `from(` |
      | `phoenix-contexts` | Context modules, router, controllers |
      | `security` | Auth files, session, password |
      | `testing` | `*_test.exs`, factories, fixtures |
      | `oban` | Workers, `use Oban.Worker` |
      | `elixir-idioms` | GenServer, mix tasks, general `.ex` |
      | `deploy` | Dockerfile, fly.toml, runtime.exs |
      
      ## Workflow Cheat Sheet
      
      ```text
      New feature:     /phx:plan → /phx:work → /phx:review → /phx:compound
      Quick fix:       /phx:quick
      Bug:             /phx:investigate
      Full auto:       /phx:full
      Pre-PR:          /phx:verify → /phx:review
      Research:        /phx:research [topic]
      Evaluate lib:    /phx:research --library [name]
      Resume work:     /phx:work --continue
      Post-fix lesson: /phx:compound
      Permissions:     /phx:permissions
      ```
      
  • SKILL.md 4.5 KB
    ---
    name: help
    description: "Use when the user asks which /phx: command fits a task (review, plan, debug, test) or how two commands differ. Checks plans and git state, then recommends from the routing table. Not for bare /help, a tour, or ambiguous requests (intent-detection)."
    argument-hint: "[description of what you want to do]"
    effort: low
    ---
    
    # Plugin Help — Interactive Command Advisor
    
    Helps users find the right command, skill, or agent for their situation.
    
    ## Usage
    
    ```
    /phx:help                          # Analyze context, suggest commands
    /phx:help how do I debug this?     # Route to /phx:investigate
    /phx:help add a new feature        # Route to /phx:plan -> /phx:work
    ```
    
    ## Arguments
    
    - `$ARGUMENTS` — optional description of what the user wants to do
    - Empty = analyze current context (git status, existing plans, file patterns)
    
    ## Execution Flow
    
    ### Step 1: Gather Context
    
    If `$ARGUMENTS` is non-empty, use it as primary signal.
    
    Always gather ambient context (run in parallel):
    
    1. Check for existing plans: use Glob on `.claude/plans/*/plan.md` — active work in progress?
    2. Check git status: uncommitted changes? which files?
    3. Check for solution docs: use Glob on `.claude/solutions/**/*.md` — prior knowledge?
    
    ### Step 2: Classify Intent
    
    Read `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/tool-catalog.md` for the full routing table.
    
    Map the user's situation to one of these categories:
    
    | Category | Signals | Primary Commands |
    |----------|---------|-----------------|
    | **Starting out** | No plans, new to plugin | `/phx:intro` |
    | **Ideation** | "explore", "brainstorm", "not sure", "how to approach", "vague idea" | `/phx:brainstorm` |
    | **New feature** | "add", "build", "implement", multi-file | `/phx:plan` → `/phx:work` |
    | **Quick change** | Single file, <50 lines, "fix typo" | `/phx:quick` |
    | **Bug** | Error, stack trace, "broken", "failing" | `/phx:investigate` |
    | **Review** | "check", "review", PR ready | `/phx:review` |
    | **Performance** | "slow", "N+1", "memory" | `/phx:perf`, `/ecto:n1-check`, `/lv:assigns` |
    | **Research** | "how to", "best practice", "evaluate lib" | `/phx:research` |
    | **Resume work** | Existing plan with unchecked tasks | `/phx:work --continue` |
    | **Post-fix** | "that worked", solved a hard bug | `/phx:compound` |
    | **Full cycle** | Large feature, new domain area | `/phx:full` |
    | **Project health** | "audit", "tech debt", "overall quality" | `/phx:audit`, `/phx:techdebt` |
    | **Dep update audit** | "audit deps", "supply chain", "post-`mix deps.update`", "review mix.lock PR" | `/phx:deps-audit` |
    | **Manual dep vetting** | "vet this package", "approve dep", "trust ledger", "after /phx:deps-audit findings" | `/phx:deps-vet` |
    | **Deployment** | "deploy", "release", "production" | `/phx:verify` then deploy skill |
    | **Permissions** | "too many prompts", "allow", "permission fatigue" | `/phx:permissions` |
    | **Returning after time off** | "what did I miss", "back from vacation", "catch up", "what changed while I was out" | `/catchup` (companion plugin, separate install) |
    
    ### Step 3: Respond or Clarify
    
    **If high confidence** (clear match to one category):
    Present the recommendation with:
    
    - The command to run (with exact syntax)
    - One-line explanation of what it does
    - What artifacts it creates (if any)
    - Suggested next step after it completes
    
    **If medium confidence** (2-3 possible matches):
    Use `AskUserQuestion` with the top options, each with a one-line explanation.
    
    **If low confidence** (vague or no signal):
    Ask ONE focused clarifying question. Examples:
    
    - "Are you starting something new or continuing existing work?"
    - "Is this a bug fix or a new feature?"
    - "How many files do you expect to change?"
    
    Then recommend based on the answer.
    
    ### Step 4: Offer Follow-up
    
    After recommending, always add:
    
    - "Run `/phx:help` anytime to get routing advice"
    - If they seem new: "Try `/phx:intro` for a full plugin walkthrough"
    
    ## Iron Laws
    
    1. **ONE recommendation** — don't dump the full catalog, pick the best match
    2. **MAX ONE clarifying question** — don't interrogate, make your best guess
    3. **Show exact syntax** — `/phx:plan Add user notifications` not just "use the plan command"
    4. **Context over keywords** — existing plans + git state matter more than word matching
    5. **NEVER block** — if user already knows what they want, DO NOT redirect
    
    ## Integration
    
    - Complements `intent-detection` (auto-trigger) with explicit invocation
    - References same routing logic but adds interactive clarification
    - Can recommend `/phx:intro` for onboarding
    

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